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"  Let&amp;#039;s talk about memory foam: The cushy material was originally designed to add comfort and support by molding to the body&amp;#039;s shape. And, sure, it feels great in mattresses and pillows, but memory foam has found a home way beyond our bedding these days. In your closet Believe it or not, you might find the foam in your shoes and bras. Some shoe companies like Skechers and Nike are adding memory foam to their insoles for pressure relief. This padding is also the closest you can get to a custom-fit bra without the scary expensive price tag. To find a bra that conforms to the shape of your chest, look for memory foam in the product details. On your floors More foot pampering: Memory foam has been popping up in plush bath mats over the last few years, and if you haven&amp;#039;t upgraded yet, you might want to consider. Lacoste Home&amp;#039;s soft bath rug has a memory foam cushion that we wouldn&amp;#039;t mind standing on all day. In your gadgets Memory foam is cropping up in tech accessories like electronics cases and headphones. Target offers an assortment of headphone styles that start as low as $25. Memory foam is also showing up in bag straps, for added shoulder and back comfort, and in cases for cell phones and other products to provide additional protection. We like Case Logic&amp;#039;s line of accessories. TELL US: Where would you like to see memory foam next? Lexie Sachs is a product analyst in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. Photo credit: Skechers; Target NEXT: 4 Fabrics to Keep Away From Fabric Softener \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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